The Gates of Hell, 1880–1900

By Chip Luman • April 2, 2014 •

Bronze, Coubertin Foundry, no. 5. Posthumous cast authorized by Musée Rodin, 1981
636.9 x 401 x 84.8 cm.
Gift of the B. Gerald Cantor Collection

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@HireVue co-founder, advisor @PTOExchange & @Patheerinfo | startups, leadership, music & beer. Can be found at small clubs listening to & photographing live music.

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